Our licensed plumbing specialists take pride in the services they provide. With dedication through the holidays our around the clock service is just another day for Roto-Rooter's Riverhead, New York plumbers. Customers, take advantage of their long hours. Share
Having drain problems? Try our product Pipeshield, become familiar with our flow. Especially with winter ahead you're going to need that hot water to flow effortlessly. If you have any questions regarding this highly recommended product or would like to schedule one of our many drain or plumbing services, don't hesitate to call Roto Rooter's Long Island, New York Plumbers at (516) 785-6398. Also, feel free to check out our local Web site. Share
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One of our New York plumbing technicians who takes care of the Nassau area was complimented earlier this week, and I would like to share a bit of what was said below: Share
Storm Drain maintenance definitely becomes more important as fall continues to run its course. The dropping leaves can easily cause problems with storm drains. Never fear, the New York Plumbers of Roto-Rooter can help with our Vactor Service. By using our high energy “Guzzler,” we can remove all the leaves and debris that fill up the storm drains in the Long Island area, which cause parking lots to flood during rain storms. Share
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I recently had a big flood in my Staten Island home. The New York plumbers of Roto-Rooter were very quick to arrive and were able to solve my hot water heater problem. It seems that the tank had burst and they were promptly able to replace it within 2 hours. I used to think Roto-Rooter only took care of clogged drains but now I know they can handle any local plumbing jobs. Thanks for the great service. Share
As a New York plumber (a Buffalo plumber to be exact) of Roto-Rooter, I have experienced some interesting New York plumbing issues. I would like to bring up the subject of garbage disposals, which is of much interest to me, as a plumber/drain cleaner. My advice would be to throw your garbage in a trash can. Though it is obvious, many people tend not to do so nowadays.
Firstly, your kitchen sink drain line was never designed to deal with waste. It is to be used for "gray water," nothing more (gray water is soapy water, a problem all its own). Typically a kitchen sink drain line is 1 ½ inches in diameter. If you are familiar with a bit of plumbing info, you should know only a small amount of whatever you rinse or flush down the drain can be accommodated.
Truth be told, soap and water is about it! Anything that will absorb water will expand. So, you can see how this may cause a problem or two when working with only 1 ½ inches of space. Remember... when in doubt, throw it out! You'll avoid many plumbing problems. No matter what, you may still have drain clogs. Though following this simple advice has the potential to save you money in the long run. More to come!
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